{"id":106588,"date":"2022-06-16T13:46:03","date_gmt":"2022-06-16T08:16:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/centralrecorder.com\/ms-marvel-episode-2-has-a-mind-blowing-spider-man-connection\/"},"modified":"2022-06-16T13:46:03","modified_gmt":"2022-06-16T08:16:03","slug":"ms-marvel-episode-2-has-a-mind-blowing-spider-man-connection","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/centralrecorder.com\/ms-marvel-episode-2-has-a-mind-blowing-spider-man-connection\/","title":{"rendered":"Ms. Marvel episode 2 has a mind-blowing Spider-Man connection"},"content":{"rendered":"
Marvel premiered the second episode of Ms. Marvel<\/em> on Wednesday. The story picks up from last week, showing us how Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani) is learning to become a superhero. In the process, Marvel dropped a significant Spider-Man Easter egg we suspected was coming. Considering this development, Ms. Marvel<\/em> will hopefully continue to fill in Spider-Man and Avengers plot holes.<\/p>\n But before we can discuss episode 2, you should know that big spoilers will follow below<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Ms. Marvel<\/em> episode 2 further advances the plot of the TV show, providing the audience with more background about the protagonist, her family, and friends. It follows the same tonality as the premiere while giving us an idea of who Ms. Marvel is. And making us forget all about Moon Knight<\/em>.<\/p>\n Ms. Marvel<\/em> is an entirely different show than the previous Disney Plus release. There\u2019s no darkness whatsoever, and we haven\u2019t even met the show\u2019s villain in earnest. If we did meet the antagonist, it only happened right at the end of episode 2. And they haven\u2019t even shown us why they\u2019re evil.<\/p>\n If anything, Ms. Marvel<\/em> feels like an early Spider-Man story so far. We have a teen who is discovering they have a superpower. Both Kamala Khan and Peter Parker then start training to learn how to control their abilities. And both of them start doing good deeds in the neighborhood, unbeknown to most people close to them.<\/p>\n This brings us another mind-blowing event that ties Ms. Marvel<\/em> to Spider-Man.<\/p>\n The first one happened last week, in the form of the show\u2019s first post-credits scene. We get to meet Agent Cleary (Arian Moayed), the Department of Damage Control (DODC) agent we saw in No Way Home<\/em>. We already explained that the post-credits scene shows us how the world\u2019s secret agencies react to new superheroes manifesting their powers. They want to know more, and they take action immediately.<\/p>\n That\u2019s actually a big MCU Phase 4 plot hole so far. We hardly see these agencies elsewhere, which should involve working with the Avengers against new threats.<\/p>\n Ms. Marvel<\/em> episode 2 doesn\u2019t explore any of that, but we see Damage Control locating Kamala Khan and coming in full force after her. That\u2019s certainly an unusual approach and something that only hurts the overall storyline. That\u2019s because these agencies did not intervene as fast during other threats. The events in Far From Home<\/em>, Eternals<\/em>, Hawkeye<\/em>, and Moon Knight<\/em> would have certainly benefited from similar scrutiny.<\/p>\n That showing of unnecessary force brings us to the Spider-Man connection. The DODC team that comes to apprehend Ms. Marvel comes with drones. Stark drones like the ones we saw below a long time ago.<\/p>\nThe big MCU Phase 4 plot holes<\/h2>\n